Using language notebooks

Language Notebooks can be a good tool to use for organizing your thoughts when leaning languages. I've used various types of notebooks to learn Spanish, French, and Esperanto, and now I'm experimenting with a new type of notebook that I can use for learning Romanian. The point of this notebooks is to be able to describe lots of words in Romanian without resorting to describing them in English. (I want to avoid translating everything in my head.) This is a technique that I'm still working through, and I'm not 100% satisfied with it yet, but I hope to keep developing my ideas in this area and let you know how the technique improves. I got the basic idea from other Youtubers (Ophelia vert, and Abigail at Polyglot progress), but I have modified it, and made it my own, which is what I reccomend everyone do whenever you try out someone else's language learning techniques. •Twitter: https://twitter.com/fingtamLangs •My Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/FingtamLanguages •Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/FingtamLanguages?sub_confirmation=1